To tell the truth, I haven't stopped eating "junk food" since going to Perth.
I actually went on a diet before I went to Perth(losing 5 kg) so I could put it back on over there, while on a 5-day holiday.
I've only put back on 3kg since I got back with all the walking I did over there, but now I'm going to trim that off again after my "junk food"binge ... hopefully.
Someone donated the above Indigenous West Coast Eaglesjersey to theOp ShopI volunteer at months ago, and I bought it, knowing that I was heading to Perth to watch the West Coast Eagles play my team in July.
I mainly had it hanging up to remind me to visit the first Hungry Jack's opened in Australia, and I've since re-donated the jersey back to the Op Shop, since it's not a jersey that I would wear, with me being a Brisbane Lionssupporter.
Funnily enough, I nearly forgot about visiting this Hungry Jack's store until my son asked me on the Saturday if I still planned on eating there:-)
Cut to today and I went and saw 'The Odyssey'on the really big screen, since I had kept falling asleep when I saw it on Friday in Perth with my son.
After the movie, which I stayed awake for right through this time, I decided to go and try a Broken Hearts Burger Club burger, but it looks like they went broke recently.
Usually, it is my current posts that get the most hits for the week, if I'm posting on a somewhat daily basis, but when I leave home for a week or more and don't post until I come back to my computer it's interesting to see which posts start rising up the weekly stats chart.
But to get over 1000 hits in a week for an old post like my The FARcast and the Fear of Flying?post is a head scratcher to me, unless Erica Jonghad passed away, or some such event like that happened.
But I don't see any news headlines about Erica Jong, so there must be some other reason behind all the hits to that old post?
I don't have a 'Fear of Flying', but I always think that my next flight could be my last.
I don't worry about it though, as it's out of my control, and in "God's" hands, as far as I'm concerned, so if "God" wants to throw me under the plane, so to speak, what can I do about it?
I just sit back and try to relax and enjoy the view (if I have a window seat on the world below) until, and if we land.
I did think it was funny in hindsight how I was telling everyone how I had a window seat on the flight back to Brisbane and that I would be able to watch the landscape changing under me as I flew back to my hometown and that I would never need to ride the train for 4 days to see the landscape around me change when I can do it in just over 4 hours.
But if you want to make "God" laugh, then tell "God" your plans, as they say, because all I saw out my window on the way home were clouds:-)
And while I am a member of the 'Cloud Appreciation Society'I would rather see the landscape on this trip than just bloody clouds everywhere.
At least I got to see the sunset just before I couldn't see a thing out the window until coming in to land near Brisbane.
From sunset to Brisbane, I watched the movie 'GOAT'on my phone through the Virgin Airlines free movie channel, which oddly enough finished right as we taxied into the Brisbaneterminal:-)